Kuponfizetések
Kuponfizetések, often translated as coupon payments, refer to the periodic interest payments made by the issuer of a bond to the bondholder. These payments are a fundamental characteristic of most fixed-income securities. The term "kupon" itself originates from the physical coupons that were once attached to paper bonds. When a bondholder presented a coupon, they would receive the corresponding interest payment.
The frequency of kuponfizetések varies depending on the bond's terms. Common frequencies include semi-annual (twice a
Kuponfizetések are crucial for investors as they provide a steady stream of income from their investment. The